Stage 3: Schanfigger Höhenweg
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Beschreibung
This section is a scenically beautiful hike. On the way from Untersee to the reservoir, you follow the "path of water" and can learn more from the information signs. After that, various alps follow. After Furggaalp, you continue to the old Walser settlement of Medergen. It is idyllically situated on the mountain, and the Alpenrose mountain restaurant invites you to take a rest. Medergen, Sapün and Strassberg were settled in the 13th and 14th centuries. A walk through Medergen is worthwhile, as many lovingly designed details can be discovered. Another scenic highlight is offered on the descent into Sapün. The steep rock face of the Chüpfenflue makes you pause in awe. A little later you reach your destination for the day, the Berghaus Heimeli. With a bit of luck, you can observe deer in the surrounding area from the terrace, or spot chamois in the wall of the Chüpfenfluh.
Geheimtipp
- small excursion to the Janetsch Boden (great view)
- Delicious Bündner menu at Heimeli
- Walser villages Medergen and Dörfji in Sapün
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Öffentliche Verkehrsmittel
The Rhaetian Railway runs every hour from Chur to Arosa (also in the opposite direction). A footpath or the local bus leads from the Arosa railway station to the Untersee lido.
Anreise Information
From Chur, take the winding Arosa road to the end of the valley in Arosa.
At the entrance to the village, turn left before the petrol station. Follow the signs to the Untersee lido. Parking spaces are available.
It is recommended to park your car in the Ochsenbühl car park. After a short walk you will reach the start of the hike at Untersee.
Parken
At the entrance to the village there are large signs indicating the various parking options. We recommend the Ochsenbühl multi-storey car park. You can find more information under Arosa Parking.
A limited number of parking spaces (day parking) are available at Untersee.
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